This is a one-of-a-kind private collection gallery. You won't find another anywhere on the planet,…read moreand you won't be disappointed! CALL AHEAD for reservations. Eva is Joanne's granddaughter-in-law. +1 (928) 277-6702 The gallery is behind her home. It is lovingly donation-based.

A friend told me about this hidden gem right off the 10 freeway in Quartzsite, Arizona. So during a…read morestop for cheap gas, we drove another few blocks to Joanne's Gum Gallery! Eva, the granddaughter of Joanne Brunet, gave us the grand tour and said "Tell all your friends!" Well, consider yourself told! It's by appointment only, so give Eva a call. You'll be glad you did!

This is one of the few historic places to visit in this desert town. The Hi Jolly gravesite is…read moreunique and seems to be a popular stop for the curious who are passing through. I like walking through old cemeteries and reading some of the history of the people that are buried so long ago.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1195383562266838?fs=e&mibextid=wwXIfr&fs=e…read more This is a true pilgrimage site ! And the ghost of Haj Ali will love that he still has some celebrity! A very cool character in history! Stop by and also google his history, there is no way not to love this story of the Leader of the Camel Corps ! A memorial to Quartzite history and American ingenuity!

I was in Parker Thanksgiving week. We stopped in to visit this very interesting and informative…read moremuseum. It was closing early because of the holiday, so I didn't have time to really check out the gift shop. The lady I was with bought a really pretty necklace and earrings. I hope to come back next year.

This is a very small museum but packed with surprising information and artifacts. It's well worth…read morethe price of admission and the hour or so you will spend here. Four stars would be five if the gift shop was better stocked, though it has some very nice gifts. With more visits, it will get there. Please support this tribe.

Musuem was really interesting and people very knowledgeable. Goood local history exhibit. Highly…read morerecommend.

I was in Quartzsite for the day visiting with a cousin who was camping with friends. We decided to…read moreget away from the touristy traps and see some of the stuff most people don't. It took us quite a while to find it because Yelp showed it further down the road (address now fixed). Once we found it after driving past it several times on Main St we were rewarded with tons of historical information inside and some outside of this partially restored building. The docents were very knowledgeable and ready to talk your ears off about the history of that area of Arizona. Lots of old books and newspaper clippings to read in a couple of the rooms. There is no admission fee but a couple of donation jars and some books for sale to help support the place. We both tossed some money in the jar. It may be small but it is well worth the time to stop by if you are in to history.

Gallery has new art pieces on exhibit. Particularly liked the Jimi Gleason, Ed Moses and Nobuhito…read moreNishigawara.

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I went on the Parker Tube Float for the first time in 2024. We camped nearby and had a nice cool…read moreplace to return to. It was fun. We brought our own raft and drinks with a cooler. We even brought 2 small dogs with us. We drove from our campsite to the parking lot that is at the end of the float. Although we had to park the furthest away from the loading area and carry all of our 'stuff' there, that was okay. We made it. The staff at the lines to get on the buses were volunteers and very nice. We got our t-shirts in advance. Cute. The lines were long. But, they moved quickly and they had a little shade. They provided ice cold bottled water in coolers set up along the lines, which was very nice. They loaded all of our stuff into the lower part of the bus, so only people with small personal items were on the bus. It was easy to pick up our 'stuff' at the unloading zone. It took about an hour from the time we arrived at the loading zone to actually hit the water. The river runs slow and you get pushed to the sides by the current. However, a big plus - they had guys on jet ski's that would come around and pull you back out into the current. We met some nice people, enjoyed the day in the sun (we had a cover over our floating island), and the nice cool river. My only recommendation is more space at the end of the float for exiting the river, or assistance getting people to move on out. The exit area was very crowded as people would get out and just stand right there to deflate their tubes, rafts, etc... and all their stuff.

We have been coming to the Tube Float for years. It truly is the highlight of the summer!! Located…read morein Parker AZ (about 2.5 hours from Vegas) it's a very small town that is right on the river. The Tube Float happens every year in June. We usually tie our tubes together and then float! It's so much fun and nothing compares to chilling in the water and on the float. You can also drink on the open water! It really is one of my favorite summer activities.

Great tour! So much history shared. Host was amazing and knowledgeable. Highly recommend!!!read more

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